Editing Wirecast Frames
Howe 1242 has a unique audio setup. Instead of having physical knobs for each of the audio channels, the mics run though a program called Conference Composer. This program runs on the far right computer at the Howe 1242 encoder station. Student producers can control individual audio levels with Conference Composer and adjust the master audio for Wirecast using the mixer (big black thing on the table with sliders and a small screen). If Conference Composer is ever not running in Howe 1242, these instructions will guild you as you set it up.
How to Edit Shots in Wirecast
1. Double click the icon for the Shot that you need to change from the Tray.
2.Select the video input that needs to be used.
3. Select the frame from the "Sources" menu on the bottom-left of the window and pick an input from the selection on the right.
Make sure that the camera icon above the list of inputs is blue.
Alt + click on it in the preview window and move the mouse up or down to re-size it.
If you want to move the camera to another position on the shot, you can click and drag the frame in the preview window.
Howe 1242 has a unique audio setup. Instead of having physical knobs for each of the audio channels, the mics run though a program called Conference Composer. This program runs on the far right computer at the Howe 1242 encoder station. Student producers can control individual audio levels with Conference Composer and adjust the master audio for Wirecast using the mixer (big black thing on the table with sliders and a small screen). If Conference Composer is ever not running in Howe 1242, these instructions will guild you as you set it up.
How to Edit Shots in Wirecast
1. Double click the icon for the Shot that you need to change from the Tray.
2. Select the video input that needs to be used.
3. Select the frame from the "Sources" menu on the bottom-left of the window and pick an input from the selection on the right.